If you are joining a Training Crew, once invested you will be able to work towards the following awards:
A metal or cloth star worn on the right eppaulette.
i) Prove six months service in support of the Scout Group.
ii) Take part in five Crew or Group service activities, keeping a log of your involvement.
A metal or cloth star worn on the left eppaulette.
i) Camp on at least 10 occassions, over at least 15 nights, keeping a log.
ii) Be competent to instruct a Senior Scout in either cooking, back packing, life saving, camping, astronomy, forestry, nature, environmental science or canoing.
Worn on the left eppaulette, between the Scoutcraft Star and the Association emblem. You need to be able to insruct a Senior Scout in either orienteering, hiking, wilderness survival or pioneering. You will need to be qualified in first aid. The final requirement is to have completed two 2 night expeditions, and provided the Group with a log of these trips.
Worn on the right eppaulette. The Rover must choose, and keep a log of six months invovlement in a local project. The Rover Scout should choose a Project that does not relate to their employment, and give regular updates to the Group on their involvement.
Click on the badge for details of how to obtain the highest award in Rover Scouting.